Puffy Paint Snowmen

 Yesterday the students got to use a mixture of white glue and shaving cream to create Puffy Paint Snowmen.  The students had never worked with this mixture before and were surprised to see how "thick" and "goopy" it was.  They were all very proud of their 3D snowmen!

















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